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The image displays a data table indicating waste production in millions of tonnes over three distinct years for six countries: Ireland produced 0.6 million tonnes in 1980, data for 1990 is missing, and produced 5 million tonnes in 2000; Japan produced 28 million tonnes in 1980, 32 million tonnes in 1990, and 53 million tonnes in 2000; Korea produced 31 million tonnes in 1980, 31 million tonnes in 1990, and 19 million tonnes in 2000; Poland produced 4 million tonnes in 1980, 5 million tonnes in 1990, and 6.6 million tonnes in 2000; Portugal produced 2 million tonnes in 1980, 3 million tonnes in 1990, and 5 million tonnes in 2000; US produced 131 million tonnes in 1980, 151 million tonnes in 1990, and 192 million tonnes in 2000.
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The chart compares the amounts of waste that were produced in six countries in the years 1980, 1990 and 2000.
Overall, the amount of waste production increased significantly in all countries over the twenty-year period. Additionally, the amount of American waste production was highest, while the opposite was true for Irish.
The figures for Ireland and Japan showed an upward trend, whereas that of Korea showed the opposite. Japan’s waste production increased from 28 million tonnes in 1980 to 53 million tonnes in 2000, while Ireland saw a rise from 0.6 million tonnes to 5 million tonnes during the same period. Korea produced 31 million tonnes of waste, which continued to decline to 19 million tonnes.
Throughout the period, there were minimal increases in Polish and Portuguese waste production, to 6.6 and 5 million tonnes in 2000, respectively. Meanwhile, the figure for the US rose from 131 million tonnes in 1980 to 192 million tonnes in 2000 and was by far the highest in the 20-year period.
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